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# Chapter 760: A Quiet Morning, A Silent Distance

Hello everyone, it's me again! How are you all doing? Today I will continue to walk with you and review Chapter 760 of "The Breaking Point of Love Summary, Characters & Ending Guide." This chapter is a tender, quiet interlude—one of those rare mornings where what isn't said speaks louder than words. So settle in, and let's step into this delicate moment together.

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That night, Jordyn was incredibly happy.

It was one of those small, unspoken joys she felt whenever her father was home. She had grown used to spending her evenings in his study—doing her homework, reading picture books, sketching little drawings, or simply playing quietly with her toys while the soft clatter of his keyboard filled the room. She didn't need his attention, just his presence.

A little after ten that night, after washing up and slipping into her pajamas, Jordyn turned to Celeste and said, "Mom, I'm going to check on Dad and see if he's gone to bed yet. I'll say good night to him while I'm there."

"Okay."

Jordyn had already dashed out of the room when she suddenly pivoted back. Holding onto the doorframe, she tilted her head with that curious, innocent look only children have. "Mom, aren't you coming with me?"

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Celeste shook her head gently. "I won't go. You go ahead."

By now, Jordyn had long become accustomed to the fact that there wasn't much intimacy between her parents. No warm embraces, no lingering glances, no shared laughter. So she didn't find it strange anymore. It simply was, like the color of the walls or the taste of breakfast.

"Okay then."

She turned and left.

When she reached Trevor's study, she pushed the door open and peeked inside. There he was, still sitting in front of the computer, typing away, the glow of the screen casting soft shadows across his face. She smiled and said, "Dad, you're still awake, just like I thought."

There had been no knock—only the sound of the door opening—yet Trevor knew it was her. He always did.

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He looked up from the computer. "Are you and Mom going to bed?"

"Yeah."

Then Jordyn yawned, her small mouth stretching wide. "Dad, aren't you sleepy?"

"Not really. I'll sleep later. If you're tired, go to bed with your mom."

"Okay."

Jordyn waved to Trevor. "Good night, Dad."

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"Good night."

The word hung softly in the air, a small ritual of affection that was one part habit, one part longing. And then she was gone, leaving him alone again with his glowing screen and the quiet hum of the night.

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Perhaps because she had been traveling and busy for several days, Celeste slept in the next morning.

Jordyn was already out of bed by the time she woke up.

When Celeste came downstairs, rubbing the last traces of sleep from her eyes, she found Jordyn at the table—breakfast finished, backpack ready, and bubbling with energy for the school day ahead.

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Jordyn waved enthusiastically the moment she saw her. "Mom, you're awake! Come have breakfast. I'm going to school now."

"Jo, I'll take you..."

"It's okay, Mom. Mr. Peter said today's breakfast is all your favorite food. He especially had it prepared for you. You should go eat breakfast. I'll go to school myself."

With that, she waved to both Celeste and Trevor, slung her backpack over her shoulder, and happily ran out the door—a burst of sunlit energy in the quiet morning.

After Jordyn left, Peter was about to invite Celeste to breakfast when Trevor spoke first. "Have some breakfast. I'll drive you to work later."

She hadn't driven here, and it was indeed difficult to flag down a taxi in this residential area. So, Celeste didn't object.

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She turned and took a seat at the dining table.

Just as Jordyn had said, every dish on the table was something she liked. Looking at Peter, Celeste gently said, "They are all my favorites. Thank you."

Peter beamed. "It's nothing."

As he spoke, he glanced at Trevor—a quiet, knowing look that betrayed his silent worry for the two of them.

Trevor asked as Celeste started eating. "Are you going to Fleming Group or Yoda Vision?"

"Yoda Vision." She didn't look up.

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Trevor nodded. "Have you read the two newly published papers?"

Celeste knew immediately he was referring to the papers on autonomous AI agents that had recently been released by several top international research teams in collaboration with leading industry experts. It was a topic at the forefront of their shared field—one she couldn't avoid.

"Yes." She had finished reading them long ago, and had already discussed them with Matthias.

Trevor continued to ask, "What do you think?"

Celeste said nothing.

The silence stretched, like the distance between two people sitting at the same table.

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Seeing her silence, Trevor understood that she had no intention of discussing the topic in depth with him. So, he didn't press the matter.

Instead, he lowered his head and continued eating his breakfast.

After that, neither of them spoke much.

Peter could only sigh silently as he watched the scene unfold. Two brilliant people, so close in so many ways, yet so far apart in the ways that mattered.

After breakfast, Celeste got into Trevor's car.

The engine hummed as the vehicle drove out through the gates of the residential area. A car that had been waiting nearby for quite some time quietly followed behind them.

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## Reader's Impressions & Star Rating

This chapter is a masterclass in subtle storytelling. There are no dramatic arguments, no explosions of emotion—just the quiet, aching rhythm of two people who share a home but not a heart. Jordyn is the spark of warmth that keeps things alive, and her innocent acceptance of her parents' cold distance is honestly heartbreaking. The morning scene is layered with unspoken feelings: the breakfast prepared with care, the question that goes unanswered, the glance from Peter that says everything. The final detail—a mysterious car following them—sets up intrigue that keeps you hooked.

I'd rate this chapter: ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Rating: 4.8 / 5 Stars

## Next Chapter Prediction

Who is in that car following them? Given the mounting tension, it could be someone from Celeste's past, a rival from Yoda Vision, or perhaps a private investigator hired by an unseen enemy. I predict that Trevor will notice the tail and be forced to confront a new threat—one that might finally push him and Celeste into an unexpected and much-needed conversation. Or maybe the follower is connected to something far more dangerous, dragging both of them into a conflict neither is prepared for. Get ready—the calm is about to break.

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